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Webasto Ag Fahrzeugtechnik

Manfred Hoeller

Wolfgang Wagner

Thomas Stemmer

Norbert Elbs

Horst Bienert

Bernd Schleicher

August Hirschberger

Frank Kiesewetter

Horst-Martin Schulz

Werner Paetz

Matthias Dichtl

Klaus Meiler

Hermann Pfisterer

Ralf Schwaighoffe

Thomas Schumacher

This invention relates to a shade arrangement for a motor vehicle with at least two shades having lengths of shade material (), which are located next to one another and to one end of which a respective pull () is attached. Both of the lengths of shade material () are drawn out and taken up in the same direction at their opposite end from/onto a common roller tube () which is pretensioned in the take-up direction.

Shade arrangement for a motor vehicle

A process and tool for producing a composite body part for a motor vehicle, especially for producing a roof module, the tool having a first tool part and a second tool part which are movable relative to one another. The outer skin is inserted in the first tool part, at least part of the peripheral edge area of the side of the outer skin facing the first tool part being moved into sealing contact with a seal arrangement which is provided on the first tool part, plastic material is applied to the side of the outer skin facing away from the first tool part, the second tool part provision shaping the plastic material, and the composite body part being released from the seal arrangement and removed from the tool.

Process for producing a composite body part for a motor vehicle

Vehicle roof with at least one cover that, alternatively, closes or at least partially opens an opening in a fixed roof surface of the vehicle, carries a solar power source for supplying power to at least one power consuming device that is separately located from the cover, and with a contact device for producing an electrical connection between the solar power source and the consuming device. The contact device is made as a switch arrangement that incorporates the cover so that the power consuming device is connected to the solar power source in one or more predetermined cover positions and is disconnected from the solar power source in all other cover positions.

Vehicle roof with solar power source and contact device

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Munich, Germany

Manfred Hoeller